Nissan 370Z Coupe (09 on) - Review

Not only is the 370Z good value in terms of performance, it also comes generously equipped as standard. There are three trim levels - the standard car, GT Pack and GT Ultimate. The base car gets electrically adjustable seats, climate control, 18-inch alloy wheels, automatic xenon headlights, an alarm, curtain airbags, CD stereo with an auxiliary input, Bluetooth, leather multifunction steering wheel, rain sensitive wipers and an engine start/stop button. The GT Pack gets 19-inch wheels, heated seats trimmed in black suede and leather, a six-CD Bose audio system, cruise control and Synchro Rev Control (on manual cars only). The top of the range GT Ultimate adds Persimmon suede leather along with a DVD sat nav system with full European mapping. The seven-speed automatic is a £1,400 extra while the only other option is metallic paint which also gets Nissan's special Scratch Shield paint that automatically repairs light scratches and blemishes. The limited Black Edition comes in either black or quartz metallic paint, a unique red leather and suede interior, red interior stitching, sat nav, dark grey 19-inch alloys, red brake calipers.